Steam workshop mod downloading but not working

 · Workshop subs not downloading As the title states, I have subscribed to a few mods, but the game wont download them. When I press the workshop button ingame, I just get transported to the workshop site on steam, where I can download mods.  · - Select "Cloud", then check-mark "Enable Steam Cloud synchronization", then press "OK" - Navigate to the Steam Library - Right-click "Europa Universalis IV" "Properties" "Updates" - Check-mark "Enable Steam Cloud synchronization for Europa Universalis IV" - Re-test the issue and see if you can download and use the Workshop mods.

Except that the mods are showing up as installed in the launcher, but do not actually show up in the documents/mod folder and dont work in game. Essentially downloading the mods goes to steam/workshop folder but are not being moved. I have tried reinstalling steam and EU4 I have tried unenabling and reinabling the steam sync. Is it possible to Manually Install a Mod from Steam Workshop WITHOUT h - posted in Skyrim Mod Talk: Edit: OK, so my thread title got cut-off. Should read: Is it possible to Manually Install a Mod from Steam Workshop WITHOUT having to Subscribe to it? Ive always been a Nexus Exclusive type-a-Dude, however Ive come across a mod I want to install into my game thats seemingly only available. This is useful (haven't tried it yet) because if you have steam-version, the downloaded (ie: subscribed) mod is placed in a folder trailed with a number so you can't really find it easily. Thanks. Its the exact same number that shows up in the URL on the stem workshop page.

Workshop subs not downloading As the title states, I have subscribed to a few mods, but the game wont download them. When I press the workshop button ingame, I just get transported to the workshop site on steam, where I can download mods. The mod works when run from the local install of the mod, but not from the Steam Workshop version. What's odd is I had to use a very specific prefix on the scripted_variables file otherwise the local install version wouldn't work either. Prefixing the file with "" or "!" is necessary for some reason. Downloading Mods From Steam; Steam Workshop Skyrim Mods Not Downloading; There is a popular site for downloading mods for Bethesda games, outside the Steam Workshop, but my impression was some modders preferred to use it because it allowed for more flexibility in how they created their mods, not because it was working around an issue with file corruption on the Steam Workshop.